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PharmCon Launches Immunization Training Program for Pharmacy Technicians
This unique program uses video upload to meet HHS PREP Act hands-on requirements, making it the most convenient option for all pharmacy technicians and expanding access for those in rural and community pharmacies.
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RADNOR, Pa., Feb. 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ PharmCon, a division of NexPhase Capital-backed KnowFully Learning Group, announced the release of its immunization training program for pharmacy technicians. This program will provide on-demand training in accordance with HHS s December 2020 PREP Act amendment, which authorized qualified pharmacy technicians to administer immunizations. PharmCon s new program is the only such training that leverages video upload to verify technicians proficiency.
BEIJING (CAIXIN GLOBAL) - One year into a pandemic that has claimed more than 2 million lives and left most parts of the world shuttered, people around the globe are counting on effective Covid-19 vaccines to bring back normal life.
At least seven vaccines against the coronavirus that causes Covid-19 have won approval for public or emergency use in several countries, setting off a global race to protect people against the raging virus. About 200 more candidate inoculations are under development, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO).
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At least seven vaccines against the coronavirus that causes Covid-19 have won approval for public or emergency use in several countries
One year into a pandemic that has claimed more than 2 million lives and left most parts of the world shuttered, people around the globe are counting on effective Covid-19 vaccines to bring back normal life.
At least seven vaccines against the coronavirus that causes Covid-19 have won approval for public or emergency use in several countries, setting off a
global race to protect people against the raging virus. About 200 more candidate inoculations are under development, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).